Sumo: Yokozuna Kakuryu injures ankle, pulls out of summer meet

Mongolian grand champion Kakuryu, seen in this undated photo, has withdrawn from the ongoing Summer Grand Sumo Tournament due to an injury to his left ankle, his stablemaster Izutsu said on May 18, 2017. Kakuryu fell to a 1-3 record a day earlier, losing to komusubi Yoshikaze. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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